A Home At Trail's End
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But when she poked her head out the bedroom door, it was clear that everyone else was up and busy. And when she saw the clock, she realized it was nearly nine.
“Oh, dear,” she exclaimed. “I didn’t know it was so late.”
“There’s our bride,” Malinda announced. “You were sleeping so soundly, we thought perhaps you needed it.”
“Bless you,” Elizabeth said. “I did have a restless night. But now I better get moving.”
“Is it time for me to get on my wedding clothes?” Ruth asked hopefully.
“Yes.” Elizabe...th waved. “Come on in here, and we’ll get at least one of us ready.”
Ruth entered the room, pushing the muslin curtains aside to let in a little light. “There sure are a lot of dark clouds out there today,” she announced sadly. “Do you think it will rain?”
Elizabeth peered out to see that the sky was gray and somber looking—the reason it had seemed dark even though it was late in the morning. “Don’t worry, Ruth.” She reached for Ruth’s new blue dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when she poked her head out the bedroom door, it was clear that everyone else was up and busy. And when she saw the clock, she realized it was nearly nine.
“Oh, dear,” she exclaimed. “I didn’t know it was so late.”
“There’s our bride,” Malinda announced. “You were sleeping so soundly, we thought perhaps you needed it.”
“Bless you,” Elizabeth said. “I did have a restless night. But now I better get moving.”
“Is it time for me to get on my wedding clothes?” Ruth asked hopefully.
“Yes.” Elizabe...th waved. “Come on in here, and we’ll get at least one of us ready.”
Ruth entered the room, pushing the muslin curtains aside to let in a little light. “There sure are a lot of dark clouds out there today,” she announced sadly. “Do you think it will rain?”
Elizabeth peered out to see that the sky was gray and somber looking—the reason it had seemed dark even though it was late in the morning. “Don’t worry, Ruth.” She reached for Ruth’s new blue dress.
What to read after A Home At Trail's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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